How long does it take to send such a command to the chip?
it looks great, and sounds even better

And sure you have to add gpio support, it's a wast of pins if you don't do so, or use an ATtiny45 or something equivalent. Those are arduino compatible, and are about a third of the size of the atmega328p.

It looks like that midi port is big to get it into a box, how are you gonna solve that? keep it outside?

euh, not with disasters (although that could be an option of course). Well, it's very strict. You can only build buildings one one specific place, and upgrade them with specific properties, nothing random.

Andno, not like farmville the farm is just a building that limits the popuulation depending on the level of the building, nothing needs to be watered or planted.

And thanks, that was a test for World's hardest game. It could be possible, but the controls are hard to use since the key-repeat of the arrowkeys of the nspire are horrible. It takes about a second for a long press get the keyrepeat pulses, and they only come at  a frequency of about 5Hz i guess, so it's terrible to work with. In that game, it's very important to have 100% control of the block, since it really comes down to pixel movement at times, and then you can't have to wait for half a second before it moves...

Ok, I did the modification, and as magic, everything is working perfectly!

I connected the usb power pins directly to the battery pinconnectors on the pcb. It turns on, works perfectly, receives and sends data and can run everything as wanted. So my problem is solved


There is one strange thing though. In my device manager, it show that it draw 0mA current, which is rather strange. But I don't really care, it's allowed to have up to 500mA, which means that if you would run the 84+ on batteries, they would only last for 1-3 hours with that current draw..which is kinda impossible I think.

I'm also fairly sure the sprites aren't compressed, since I used a 4 bpp sprite viewer and caught a glimpse of the font. I'm fairly sure the other sprites are 8bpp, though.

Did you just copy random parts of data to get the images? Or did you look at specific locations for it?
It's nice to see this, I hope you're able to figure it out completely, it'd be nice

At first I thought you were elementcoder, the avatars are confusing

Wow, great I wonder how current asm/axe/basic progs will be displayed on the graph screen. Will it be stretched to the full screen so that every pixel in current progs is 4x4 pixels in the new graph, or will it only take the same amount of pixels? because then a lot of games will become unplayable because of the smallness it will have.

The color graphs is a huge improvement. I remember using those 5 different settings like full line, thick line etc, but those were really disturbing at times.
Also it's strange how the graph screenisn't full screen, that looks kinda waste of pixels

Does anyone have an idea of the price yet or when it'll come out (in europe if possible)? Since this calc might be my reason to start asm

It is very nice, but as you said: slow on calc.
 - It's kinda dark when you start it up. Maybe make the sky blue when you start for the first time?
 - some kind of animation while digging. Now I didn't know if i was actually digging or just standing still.
 - you're probably working on that: show how many items you have etc.

wonderful game, epic7 (-7), very nice job!

What will the use of the basic-programming functionality be? I don't really see a useful use ( )

and btw, you have 1024B, don't you use some of it for the lcd drives stuff and running program vars etc too? you don't have 1024B at all when running...
And another thing, what will you use your eeprom for? That can only be written for about 100.000 times so don't store anything constantly changing in there, since you don't want to have to open your device up to replace the eeprom